The 1995-1996 Detroit Red Wings hold the best record in NHL history at
62-13-7
Sorry, but that's largely inaccurate. Detroit hold the record for most wins in one season (62), but a team's record is determined by total points in the standings, including those gained in ties. That Red Wing team are 2nd by that standard, their 131 points just one behind the 132 rolled up by Montreal Canadiens in 1976-77. However, the NHL season has varied in length through the league's history, and obviously more games played allows a team to accrue more wins and more points. In the more meaningful terms of winning percentage, the '95-96 Wings rank 6th, with a .799 mark. Boston Bruins hold the all-time NHL standard, their 38-5-1 record in a 44-game season giving them a .875 winning percentage. Canadiens rank 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 7th on the list -- 38-5-7 in 1943-44, .830; 60-8-12 in 1976-77, .825; 59-10-11 in 1977-78, .806; 38-8-4 in 1944-45, .800; and 58-11-11 in 1975-76, .794.
The Chicago Blackhawks in 2010 with 63 wins, 11 losses, 8 ties. They also won the Stanley Cup that year with 11 Olympians and 6 of them winning a medal and also the youngest team in NHL history.
Bobby Orr
Dale Hunter
St. Louis Blues
Ziggy Palffy
easily #4 Bobby Orr
in the 2005-2006 season, the Pistons had their best record in franchise history 64-18.
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The University of Kentucky Wildcats has the best winning record in NCAA history, with a 1876-577-1 record since 1903.
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Mike Gartner set the record in 1996 for skating a lap in 13.386 seconds.
In history- Patrick roy...currently- Carey price
The 1974-75 Washington Capitals had a record of 8 wins, 67 losses and 5 ties.